A Level English Literature - Christina Rossetti Full Annotations: A Helpmeet For Him

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Dracula and Dorian Gray Exemplar Model Essay - ‘Women’ Full marks Edexcel A Level English Literature

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2 x lessons on A Wife in London by Thomas Hardy. Analysis of the poem including: Predictions based on the title Context / Content of the poem / poet Language Quote explosions of key quotes Structure Meaning Form Tone Practice exam paragraph ‘How does Hardy present War?’ including WAGOLLs and WABOLLs

Full 1-3 lessons studying the unseen poem: What were they like? Denise Levertov. Lesson plan The Poem Powerpoint of the lesson The poem split into 6 parts - each to be analysed in separate groups.

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